What makes music heavy
metal? A lead singer

I can’t remember how to write 1, 1000, 51, 6 and 500 in Roman numerals. I M LIVID

My dad asked me if I was an organ donor. He’s a man after my own heart

Some excellent dad jokes in their dataset: Why do Norwegian battle ships have barcodes painted on them? So they can Scandinavian

Boosting government resource mobilization by improving tax compliance, detecting fraud and leakages, and strengthening revenue collection and management.

Reducing human bias in decision-making (when algorithms are designed carefully, of course).

Improving organizational efficiency by augmenting capabilities, optimizing service delivery, and automating labor-intensive processes.

Maximizing the effectiveness of frontline service providers through triaging and personalized training, freeing up their time for highest-value work.

Increasing access to relevant, personalized information, beyond the reach of in-person service providers.

Improving program targeting and needs prediction, allowing resources to reach those most in need, and enabling early action.

Very cool! @nicolasajz.bsky.social @gregoryelacqua.bsky.social any idea when you'll have results on the impact of Kai vs. human counselors?

(2) David issued a clear call to action for economists. Given their focus on understanding how to improve the economy, and given that AI will definitely affect the economy "we just have to roll up our sleeves and get to work" on figuring out what the future will look like.

(1) The last few minutes focus on how we should think about evaluations of AI, given that the technology changes so rapidly. David suggests that, "to remain relevant, researchers must focus on identifying underlying mechanisms that outlast any one model or interface."